A number of pupils at a west Dublin primary school have been sent home after a positive case of Covid 19 was confirmed.
The student who tested positive and a number of close contacts have been advised to self-isolate.
The local education board says remote lessons for them will be provided and the school continues to operate fully.
It's the second confirmed case of coronavirus linked to a school since classes returned.
Earlier this week a Dublin primary school sent an entire class home as a precaution, after one student tested positive.
Two schools in Kerry have also sent some of their students home after pupils tested positive for COVID-19.
Both schools - a primary and a secondary - are in the same area.
While a primary school which has closed in County Clare isn't expected to reopen until next week.
Parents were notified yesterday it shut because some staff members were deemed close contacts of a case of Covid 19.
It comes as the Education Minister's under fire for failing to say if every child who needs a place on a school bus will have one for the coming year.
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